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At 73 years young, I am fully enjoying my life. I am blessed and awed by both the challenges thrown my way and the determination I didn’t know I had until I faced them.
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In my oncology psychotherapy practice, I see people daily who dance with hope.
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I’ve always been a polite person. I say “please,” “thank you,” and “you’re welcome” on a regular basis. But just because I’m courteous doesn’t mean I live with gratitude.
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I have run rapids before, but never ones like these. I have breast cancer. Two months ago, a phone call changed my river’s course.
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